Cricket
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Stubbs axed for second test in Proteas overhaul
Tristan Stubbs axed as Shukri Conrad makes bold changes with Ryan Rickelton taking wicketkeeping role for second Australia Test in Gqeberha.
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Australia thrash Proteas by 214 runs as Hazlewood stars
Josh Hazlewood claims 6/49 as Australia thrash South Africa by 214 runs at Kingsmead, with Matt Renshaw named player of the match.
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No concussion for Smith as Australia push for 1-0 lead
Steve Smith returns to field after passing concussion protocols, boosting Australia’s victory push at Kingsmead with SA on 102/4 chasing 421.
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Renshaw and Lyon’s record stand transforms Australia’s fortunes
Renshaw’s magnificent 190 and record 134-run stand with Lyon transforms Australia’s position as tourists reach 390 all out in first Test
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Nortje express returns as Proteas gamble without Rabada
Nortje makes Test return as Rabada sits out Kingsmead opener. Bavuma backs X-Factor paceman’s 150km/h+ pace against Australia on Friday.
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Proteas-Australia rivalry reignites eight years after scandal
World champions SA face Australia in first Test series since Sandpapergate. Rabada’s fitness and spin-friendly Durban pitch dominate build-up.
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Duineveld-krieketspan skitter in ZFM-liga se eindstryd in Upington
Duineveld-krieketspan skitter in die ZFM-liga se eindstryd met ‘n glansryke sege oor Upington Lions op 29 November.
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Proteas captain Wiaan Mulder sets new South African record with 367*
Wiaan Mulder, who stopped short on Monday of attempting to break the record for the highest score in Test history, had an inauspicious start to his Test career. Mulder made…
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South Africa welcome home their Test champions, the Proteas
JOHANNESBURG – Several thousand supporters were at the main airport in Johannesburg on Wednesday to welcome home World Test Championship winners South Africa. Temba Bavuma captained the Proteas to a…
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